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EastEnders: Sonia frets that Chloe's Gran is too old to care for her but Jim advises her that she could lose Martin if she doesn't let Chloe go. She agrees, but looks up Chloe's address on a map later. As she is about to get on the bus, she changes her mind and goes back. When Sonia confesses to Martin that she's seen Chloe at the funeral, Martin becomes angry. He tells Sonia that Chloe is no longer their daughter and storms out of the house.Lucy's angry at Ian for wrecking her friendship with Stacey. Jane tries to explain the hurt and humiliation that Lucy must feel. Ian's only concern is that Lucy confided in Jane and not him. Ian reveals that he's proud of Lucy for being brave enough to speak out about Stacey's bullying. He asks her not to blame Jane for betraying her secret - Jane's on her side.Johnny asks Stacey to keep Ruby company whilst he takes Tina shopping. When they are out, Tina suggests he introduce her to ruby but Johnny is against the idea. The two have an argument and he leaves the taxi, and Pat sees everything. Meanwhile, Juley agrees to shift jewellery for his friend Daryl who unbeknownst to him is the mugger who attacked Derek and Ruby. Stacey shows her around the Square and talks about the neighbors, she even boasts about grassing up the Millers for benefit fraud. The two share memories of their dead parents and become closer friends. As Stacey leaves she refuses to accept any money off Johnny. Ruby tries to apologise for talking about her mother but Johnny dodges the issue by informing Ruby that he's sending her back to boarding school - whether she likes it or not!

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